Poems by John L. (John Lawson) Stoddard
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At no clear duty hesitate;
Serve well thy neighbor and the State; So shalt thou add thy tiny form To bind the reef that breasts the storm!" SUNSET AT INTERLAKEN The sun is low; Yon peak of snow Is reddening 'neath the sunset glow; The rosy light Makes richly bright The Jungfrau's veil of snowy white. From vales that sleep Night's shadows creep To take possession of the steep; While, as they rise, The western skies Seem loath to leave so fair a prize. The light of day Still loves to stay And round that pearly summit play; How fair a sight That realm of light, Contended for by Day and Night! |
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